üzüntüsünü

Üzüntüsünü is a Turkish word that translates to "his/her/its sadness" or "their sadness" in English. It is formed by combining the noun "üzüntü" (sadness, sorrow, grief) with the possessive suffix "-sü" which indicates third-person singular possession. The suffix "-sü" is a variant of the third-person singular possessive suffix "-si" used after words ending in a vowel.

The word "üzüntüsünü" is used when referring to a specific instance or feeling of sadness experienced by a person or entity. For example, one might say "Onun üzüntüsünü anlıyorum" which means "I understand his/her sadness." The context in which "üzüntüsünü" is used clarifies who is experiencing the sadness.

The concept of sadness, represented by "üzüntü" and its possessive forms, is a fundamental human emotion. It can stem from various causes, including loss, disappointment, loneliness, or empathy for others. "Üzüntüsünü" specifically points to the personal manifestation of this emotion. While a direct English equivalent like "his/her sadness" exists, the Turkish construction highlights the close relationship between the possessor and the emotion itself. The word is commonly encountered in literature, daily conversation, and psychological discussions within Turkish-speaking communities.